Key Points
It would be imprudent to pull the plug and exit these sectors/stocks while the going is good says Sameer Kaul, MD and CEO, TrustPlutus Wealth...
In an interview with ETMarkets, Kaul who has over 23 years of experience across market, banking, wealth amangement etc., said: We recommend being watchful and look to trim/reduce allocations when the growth rates start decelerating and the stocks start consolidating, Edited excerpts:..
Sameer Kaul: Before the 2008 crash most clients/investors viewed rising markets favourably and continued deploying funds unabated..
Honest to goodness, the current rise in the midcap/smallcap index is not surprising given the fact that the Nifty Midcap index has delivered far superior returns compared to the large-cap space over the past decade..
So, we believe that irrespective of the valuations in this segment, investors (whether FPIs of not) would always have a keen eye on good management in this space which are hungry for growth and have the potential to grow at above-average rates in industries with a long runway of growth...
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